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Remote patient monitoring (RPM) although conceived many decades earlier has witnessed rapid and wide spread adoption in the healthcare delivery model since the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic.1,2 The need for remote monitoring was urgently recognized and swiftly ushered in the health care delivery during the pandemic and post-pandemic era and this decade has been game-changer for the RPM.3 The pandemic has helped to refine the RPM to the extent that today, RPM health solutions stand at the cusp of being a part of standard healthcare practices rather than a mere add-on feature being offered by Health Care providers (HCP).
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